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In this paper we will discuss general properties of caki. First, the characteristics of caki with regard to anaphoric and pronominal properties will be treated as its major properties. However, it is difficult to get a clear definition for each of the above terms since caki shares its properties with pronominal and anaphor. Therefore, it is obvious that the property of caki is “a fusion of pronominal and anaphor” due to its ambiguity. That is, caki is considered to be a ‘pure anaphor’ like him/herself in English when bound in the local domain. And when caki is an LDA bound in the off-local domain, it is classified as a ‘pronominal-anaphor’ due to its pronominal property. Finally, discourse binding, larger domain preference, subject-orientedness, multiple anaphoric properties will be supplemented as its residual properties.